get_radius_profile_by_uid
add_radius_profile
update_radius_profile
delete_radius_profile
find_radius_profiles
Rewrite command line arg handling, now support pair entry, interactive
mode with auto completion, reading pairs from a file, better handling
of mandatory values, better help, long arg names now match attribute
name in pairs
Establish mappings for all attributes and names used in clients and
profiles
Add notion of containers to radius clients and profiles in LDAP
Move common code, variables, constants, and strings into the files
radius_client.py, radius_util.py, ipautil.py to eliminate redundant
elements which could get out of sync if modified and to provide access
to other code which might benefit from using these items in the
future.
Add utility functions:
format_list()
parse_key_value_pairs()
Add utility class:
AttributeValueCompleter
Unify attribute usage in radius ldap schema
This add replication setup through two new commands: ipa-replica-prepare
and ipa-replica-install. The procedure is to run ipa-replica-prepare
on an existing master. This will collect information about the realm
and the current master and create a file storing all of the information.
After copying that file to the new replica, ipa-replica-install is
run (with -r to create a read-only replica).
This version of the patch also includes fixes for the sasl mappings
on the replicas.
Remaining features:
- ssl for replication.
- automatic configuration of mesh topology for
master (or a simpler way to replicate multiple
masters.
- tool for view / configuring current replication.
This adds 2 new groups: activated and inactivated.
If you, or a group you are a member of, is in inactivated then you are too.
If you, or a group you are a member of, is in the activated group, then you
are too.
In a fight between activated and inactivated, activated wins.
The DNs for doing this matching is case and white space sensitive.
The goal is to never have to actually set nsAccountLock in a user directly
but move them between these groups.
We need to decide where in the CLI this will happen. Right it is split
between ipa-deluser and ipa-usermod. To inactivate groups for now just
add the group to inactivate or active.
This includes a default password policy
Custom fields are now read from LDAP. The format is a list of
dicts with keys: label, field, required.
The LDAP-based configuration now specifies:
ipaUserSearchFields: uid,givenName,sn,telephoneNumber,ou,title
ipaGroupSearchFields: cn,description
ipaSearchTimeLimit: 2
ipaSearchRecordsLimit: 0
ipaCustomFields:
ipaHomesRootDir: /home
ipaDefaultLoginShell: /bin/sh
ipaDefaultPrimaryGroup: ipausers
ipaMaxUsernameLength: 8
ipaPwdExpAdvNotify: 4
This could use some optimization.
Fix error reporting in the UI to include the detailed message
Sort delegations by name when displaying them
Update the name field from "Name" to "Delegation Name"
We don't need the elaborate python requires, since a requires
for e.g. "python-abi = 2.5" is automatically added.
We also don't need the elaborate build requires, since all
it does is query the currently installed version of python
and require that you have it's appropriate python-devel
installed. But if python-devel is installed at all, this
should hold true.
(Also, IMHO the .spec files should be removed from mercurial
since they are automatically generated)
Signed-off-by: Mark McLouglin <markmc@redhat.com>
Current ipa-python imports and calls code from ipaserver (which is in
the ipa-server package). This makes it impossible to use the admin
tools or the ipa-python package on a system without the server bits
installed. This fixes that in a fairly minimal way.
Modify the way we detect SELinux to use selinuxenabled instead of using
a try/except.
Handle SASL/GSSAPI authentication failures when getting a connection
